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David W. Thompson type de personnalité MBTI

David W. Thompson type de personnalité MBTI

Actors and Actresses (USA)David W. Thompson

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"Quel type de personnalité est David W. Thompson? David W. Thompson est un type de personnalité dans MBTI, 9w1 - - 927 dans Enneagram, dans Big 5, dans Socionics."

Very laid-back dude in interviews. Has a reserved but warm and goofy energy that makes him seem approachable. [Note that this comment is subject to review and editing, and is thus incomplete]. Regarding a potential 9 fix: -He has a tendency to downplay personal accomplishment in interviews, and instead turn it back to the specific contributions of his castmates or director, or the privileges of working on specific projects (especially in the case of It's What's Inside). However, this could very well be media training, since this angle tends to go over well with an audience overall. -He has stated that while many people want to be The Guy in a film (protagonist or main character), he's perfectly happy being "the guy that helps The Guy get to where they need to go." Regarding a potential 2 fix: -In a Panic cast interview for Amazon Prime, he expressed that his worst fear was bugs, but also that none of his castmates actually like or respect him, suggesting the potential for a 2 fix. He also made occasional jokes about being disliked or thought of as weird in high school. -His castmates on multiple projects mention him being a favorite cast member, or bring up kind things he's done in completely separate interviews, such as planning a birthday party for a fellow castmate so that they can have it celebrated during the workday. -Additional side note: When asked about the characters he plays, he tends to describe them in I/me pronouns, rather than he/him. He seems to do this rather intentionally, and has stated in several interviews that he "takes full responsibility" for the actions of a specific character he plays. (Sometimes, this seems to be for comedic effect more than anything, such as when he says that he "takes full responsibility for getting an up-and-coming punk band killed" in The Green Room).